Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-14

MISS s,dulc miier VIII leave MONDAY
for an extended trip North.
Miss Ruby Bodeker leaves Norfolk
next week for Nantasket Beach.
Miss Florence Duke left the city on
Friday last TO visit friends in Fluvanna
Mrs CowardiD. OF north Fourth
street, is visiting friends in Washing
ton.
Miss Maud +. Strang, of Richmond,
is visiting Mrs. j. G. AGREE, Of Peters
burg.
Messrs. O. b. Glazebrook and Her
bert Dansey left yesterday for Ocean
View.
Miss Jennie Webster left Thursday
for the Natural Bridge and the Peaks
Of Otter.
Mrs. George A. Haynes left last week
for the Rockbridge Baths, to be absent
until October.
Master Bonnie Brewer has gone on
months visit to his parents at Plea
SAINT Hill, N. G.
Mr.. Arthur LYMAN, of west Main
street, is visiting friends in Westmore-
land county, Va.
Miss Josie White, of 81 north TWEEN
ty-fourth street, left Friday for the
Huguenot Springs.
Mr.. j. NJ. Skinner is off on trip to
Fire Island and other resorts in the Vi
cinity OF New York.
Mr.. George Gorden Connor, of 81
Pine street, is on visit to his old
home in buckingham.
Master Leonard and Miss Blanche
Sycle are in Baltimore with their mo-
ther, Mrs. Isaac Sycle.
Mr.. W. W. Greer and his sister, Miss
Cora L., have returned home from Mel
rose, fluvanna county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Crouch
and son left Saturday for the mountains
to spend several weeks.
Miss Kate Montgomery left yester-
day for Hanover to visit her cousin,
Miss Bertha Mcdowell.
Miss Sallie A. Wise and Miss Myrtle
Bundley are spending the month of
August at Bedford Springs.
Misses Lee and Cora Burton, of 40ll
south Laurel street, have gone to the
mountains to spend several weeks.
Miss Hannah II. Kerse, of west Mar
shall street, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Mollie Leonard, in Fredericksburg.
Miss Marion Watson, of Washing
ton, is stopping at her aunt's, Mrs.
Gressett, Oil! west Marshall street.
Miss Lille May Cook, of Baltimore,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. Ellis Cook,
corner OF Fourth and Canal streets.
Miss Jennie Lucy, of Church Hill, is
spending the summer in Brunswick
with Misses Lizzie and Lula b. Short.
Mrs. Ray Nachman will leave for
Norfolk and Virginia Beach to .morrow
to spend the remainder of the summer.
Miss Rosa Redford and Miss Emma
Preston have returned home after de-
lghtful visit of three weeks in Ashland.
Miss Myrtle Leadbetter and Miss
Zemina Mcdowell are visiting their
uncle, Mr.. Crawford, in Lexington, Va.
Mr.. Wilbur Montgomery and his sis
ter, Miss Gertie. are visiting their sister,
Mrs. w. n. Kelley, of Charlottesville. |
Miss Kate NJ. Roberts, of Baltimore. |
is visiting her brother, DR.. J. NJ. Ro-
belts, on north Fifth street near Grace. |
Mrs. Fred. E. Houseman and Miss
Jessie Bennett left last Tuesday for the
of Virginia, to be absent IN
Ill fall.
Misses Mamie and Carrie Colquitt
ire spending the summer with friends
n the mountains of Montgomery
county.
Mr.. Conway Myers returned from
he White Sulphur last evening with
lis friend, Robert Bohlen, of Phila-
lelphia.
Miss EstelIe NJ. Fisher and her bro
hers, Mr.. James NJ. Fisher and Master
Willie Fisher, are stopping near Green
wood, Va.
Miss Ella ". Jones, of west Cary
treet, has returned home after a
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. Turner,
IF Ashland.
Miss Rosa GLASGOW, of south Laurel
treet, left a few days since to visit
riends and relatives III Baltimore and
Mrs. Henry Myer, of 105 east Clay
treet, who is spending the summer in
ashland, Va, took part in the ball and
erman given at the Brinton House
friday evening.
Messrs. NJ. L. Hutchinson and e.
1cGeorge, who have been on a visit to
elatives in King William county, have
eturned to the city.
Dr. L. NJ. Cowardin, who has been
pending the past month at the Green
rier White Sulphur Springs, will re-
urn to the city tomorrow.
Mr.. Il. A. Breedlove is visiting
riends and relatives in Charlotte
ounty, and will not return to the city
ntil the list of September.
Mr.. j. Thomas Midyette left yester-
ay afternoon for Morehead, N. c., to
pend three weeks at the seashore. He
ill visit friends at Goldsboro' and
,inston cRTOutc.
Mrs. James Jackson, of 40l west
lay street, left the city Wednesday
0 sit her uncle, Mr.. j. W. Estes. OF
ietcalf county, Ky. She will be gone
month or six weeks.
Mrs. John g. Fensom and daughter
re at the Bedford Alum Springs, and
re not expected home until late in the
all. They will spend several weeks at
'alem, Va, before their return.
Judge John w. Albertson, of Eliza.
,eth City, N. c., ex-United States Dis
rict Attorney for the Eastern District
# North Carolina, who, with his wife